bulgy

"This," says the sleuth, haulin' out of his pocket a bulgy envelope.

Not even a pigskin document case or an overcoat with bulgy pockets.

He thrust his bulgy nose into the air to sniff the direction of the wind.

The Professor, flattered, passed his hand over his bulgy forehead.

In his left hand he clasped a bulgy umbrella, the badge of his dignity and the symbol of his authority.

The cropped head was flat as an owl's; the chest of immense breadth; the bulgy knees and big hands were those of a dwarf athlete.

It was white and bulgy and gleaming and full up of pearl buttons and everything.

Bear babies he regarded as absolutely untouchable, beautiful and bulgy though they were.

You would never guess that she is Lady Cecilia's sister, except for the bulgy eyes.

A bulgy, bronzed fellow clad mainly in an immaculately white brassard left the rope barrier and joined Bradford.